| This Halloween we wanted to explore the eerie stories behind the ghosts of Hollywood's past -- the ice cream blondes, the Beverly Hills gangsters, the stolen starlets and the houses whose walls may actually talk.
Like a game of Clue, we find ourselves eliminating our options -- was it Colonel Mustard or Professor Plum? With the Candlestick or the Revolver? In the Ballroom or the Study?
If you're ready to hear some of the true stories that still linger throughout the City of Angels, browse our Top 10 Haunted Hollywood Ghost Stories here... BLOG POSTS  | Melody Godfred: The Nightmare Before Halloween: LACMA's Dead Man's Ball
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